Magh Month Diet: Why Some Avoid Radish, Garlic, Onion – Pandit Explains

• The month of Magh is considered sacred in Hinduism, emphasizing worship, charity, bathing, and spiritual practices.
• While scriptures don't directly prohibit radish, some beliefs consider it a 'stimulating substance,' leading to avoidance during Magh.
• Pandit Uma Chandra Mishra Ji notes radish can cause gas and stomach upset, another reason some families avoid it.
• Similar to garlic and onion being tamasic, radish is also avoided by some during this holy period for sattvic living.
• Magh focuses on keeping mind and body pure; sattvic foods like green vegetables, lentils, milk, and fruits are preferred.

Why It Matters: During Magh, some avoid radish, garlic, and onion due to beliefs about purity and digestive comfort, favoring sattvic foods.